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3 Feb 2007 @ 07:57, by Shreepal Singh
You work for a living. You work and work hard. It is good. But the bad thing is that you work not in the interest of your own self but of others. You are working in a small organization – an organization always given to earn money and make profits – that is in mortal competition with other bigger such organizations. Or, you are working for a bigger one, which is in life and death competition with the still bigger ones. In their scheme of things your life – a supremely precious thing to you – finds no place at all. Even if they seem to care for you, they care for you because they care for their own profits more. You really work hard – almost all the time available to live your life – just only to be able to pay your bills, which are the necessities of your life, and to sustain your life in the needed working condition. You are a slave. If you do not relish this cobweb, in which you are entrapped, you are a rebel. Hey rebel ! get free your life out of this cobweb. But how?
You live in a democratic country. You are fed on the intoxicating dose of a supposed great nation. You elect your own government that rules you. You are made to believe you rule yourself. You are called upon to make sacrifice for your nation. It is good thing. But the bad thing is that you do not elect your government. The truth is that you are made to elect a government. The trick of the trade is money. The money manipulates democracy – lobbying, media and all the dirty money games. Money elects a government and the government provides protection to money. In their scheme of things, you as a person do not count anywhere. If they seem to care your life, worries and rebellious thoughts, it is because they care more for their money. It is a cobweb of modern democracy. If you have got wind of this snare, you are a rebel. Hey rebel, get free of this cobweb, which is indeed very strong. But how?
You have this your life. It is precious like no other thing. You do not live your life, you spend it and spend it serving the selfish interests of others. If you spend your life attending to and caring for your inner inclinations and urge, it is good. But if you do not live your life for your own sake but spend the same catering to the selfish interests of other people, it is bad. If you feel your precious life is being wasted in this manner, you are a rebel. Hey rebel, get you free of this cobweb. But how?
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3 Feb 2007 @ 09:16 by swanny : Logical Hunger
Feb. 3, 2007
Saturday
Canada
How does a Rebel get free of the cobweb?
Logical Hunger
Chop Wood... Haul Water
Well its really quite simple,
If you are hungry or thirsty
you must contribute to the process
which provides those things.
You must help grow the food, and cook it
and haul the water and make the plates and cups
and forks and spoons but you must do it so it
is sustainable and environmentally friendly
and so there is some for the next person and the
animals and the birds and bugs and those things
ten generations from now.
So you must have a "logical hunger" and
a "logical thrist".
Sir Swanny
5 Feb 2007 @ 09:35 by shreepal : Spoons, forks
How does a Rebel get free of the cobweb, is the real question that I have posed in my article (and have left open for the time being, which I shall answer, of course). You say it is really quite simple and that if you are hungry or thirsty you must contribute to the process which provides those things, that must help grow the food and cook it and haul the water and make the plates and cups and forks, and spoons. It is not that simple. The crux is: those who make spoons, forks and plates must be in a position to keep these articles with them and that somebody who somehow (via the cobweb economic system !) contrives to make them (that is, those who make spoons etc.) create these aricles is not allowed to take away from them for himself 90 percent of these articles. The sustainable way and environmentally friendly manner of making these articles is not doubted at all. The "cobweb deception" hinted in my article clearly indicates of the "dishonesty in distribution" of these forks, plates and spoons. Honesty must be answered by honesty in New Civilization. Don't you think there is somewhere dishonesty in cornering of major portion (almost 90 percent, if you consider the number of deprived but working human beings) of the wealth of the world by a few - a very few - number of our Homo sapiens? Can't you think of a better system for New Civilization? New Civilization cannot be an enjoying time of a few at the expense of multitudes. If the multitude of human beings are ignorant and therefor unproductive, the remedy is not that they should be made to work according to the plan of a few and in the process deprived of what they produced by their work. It is simply a cobweb of those few and nothing better or honourable at their part. Such a thing cannot be countenanced in a new covilization. Is it not so, Sir Swanny?
Shreepal
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